Timothée Chalamet will be both host and musical guest on "SNL" January 25, reportedly performing songs in character as Bob Dylan.

So, far, SNL has brought back beloved people who have hosted many times – like John Mulaney, Martin Short and Ariana Grande – along with new hosts – like Paul Mescal and Charli XCX. Both Chappelle and Chalamet have hosted before, and this will mark their fourth and third times leading an episode, respectively.

The 50th season of “Saturday Night Live” is starting the year off with two new episodes in January, with one featuring Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet as both host and musical guest.

SNL shared the news on Friday, January 10, revealing in their trademark Post-it announcement that the Complete Unknown star, 29, will be doing double duty on the second episode of Season 50. (Dave Chappelle will host the first episode of 2025 on January 18; Glorilla will be the musical guest.)

Timothée Chalamet is going really, really method. The "A Complete Unknown" star will pull double duty as "SNL" host and musical guest on January 25; it will be his third time hosting the sketch-comedy program,

Timothée Chalamet and Dave Chappelle are set to host "Saturday Night Live" in January, with Chalamet also set to serve as musical guest

But SNL has never had an actor performing songs from a currently-in-theaters biopic before. It’s the cap on a pretty unique press tour Chalamet has been running for A Complete Unknown, and—if he should manage to secure a nomination,

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Timothée Chalamet will return to “Saturday Night Live” for his third stint as a host. This time, he’ll be pulling double duty.